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hold Friday evening, which was agreed to.
The Board Is really hardly in a position
to make q satilfactory estimate until II
gets aome idca OF what tho other depart.
ments arc going to need and wha. will DO

to make a satisfactory estimate until II
gots Home idea OF what tho other depart.
ments arc going to need and wha. will DO
left. 5000
There promipes to be q very pretty row
over what streets shall be paved this year.
At the last meeting OF Council resolutions
were introduced looking to the paving
with brick Of over thirty squares, and as
nearly every Councilman Is more or less
Of a politician anxious to gain 'nuence
and aiming togain 1t by providing his ward
with pavements, II car readily DO seen
that there Ia fun ahead.
There was some talk among certain
members last evening of getting the peo.
pie to ratlfy a loan Of s20O,0OOS4 per cent
bonds, tho money 10 DO used at once and
solely Tor paving purposes. The city's
present debt will admit Of such an increase
without exceeding tho constitutional
limit. The idea Is 10 pave the most i'm.
portant thoroughiarea and to also get ss
much Of an appropriation 90 possible for
like purposes. Mr.. Ferrell is reported to
be the one who started the talk last night.
The Committee on City. Prison will ask
for appropriation OF $5,107 80. Last
year It expended S4,455 80. The Commit.
tee on Markets wants $3,o25 this year.
Last year 1t disposed Of $4,Ol0 SO. The
Committee on Cemeteries has made Mr..
Haller chairman and will ask for only
S., 900,
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Tho Painters Strike.

Tho strike Of the journeymen painters
OF this city, which commenced Tuesday
morning aud was noticed in yesterdays
issue, remains unsettled yet. The strikers
say that they have determined to start q
cooperative chop uulecs their demands
are seeded to, claiming that they can
readily do 80, rs but small outlay Of
money will BIO necessary to start ono.
The etriket5 number about fifty and claim
that their competence and skill will make
1t possible 10 do better work than can be
done by any pe.5ons the bosses can get to
take their places. A compromise is ex-
pccted to be effected by many OF the
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c BnEvIrrEs.
Matters of ,iinor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
The GRAND this evening-"A Piece Of
Pie"
oYE deed OF trus. was admitted TO re.
cord yesterday.
THE furniture OF the First ward school
house Is being placed In tho old court
house.
THIS Ia perfect weather for bicycle rid.
Ing, and tho wheelmen VI making the
most oil 1t.
A TIIIRTEES.year old aon Of Barry Sci.
bert, Of Martins Ferry, fell from a tree
Tuesday afternoon and broke his leg.
WILLIAMSON MooRR and Harry Jonea,
two Martins Ferry iron workers formerly
employed in the d;tna mill, have gone 10
Toledo to I'll positions in a mill there.
TIE river Is falling still at this point.
The mnrks last evening indicated q depth
In the channel Of 10 feet. At Pittsburgh
there Ia 10 feet and the river Is on a stand.
STANTON 4 DAVENPORT, the well known
statlonere, have received q large supply OF
Rand, Mentally 4 Co.'s Pocket Atlas OF
the World, an Rtlas that sells for twenty.
mat,on r. IN n I,ttla hoot that oUsruona
onyht IN have.
c. ~
ohhHk t1ook YESTERDAY aumiItea 70 re.
GUiu = ues" L,nuo feCtuaiy - a1o., ny
G"ao,,nG n. natiVet 70 q; snllvei,
aaection' n, n ns,csi Of LAND on tho sonth
s,dc NJ Fon,tsanth .trsot IN East Wbsei.
inc,
EMAIL pony owned py Aipelt eciaon,
= rnteenIn stieet putcnel, pioae way
lionl 'ne poss 10 WHICH, y Has '.eu Hnu iah
AWAY; Az inc c9rhef o., moou ana seven
,Sehln " Ian heainst ahu kuocke9 o9Wn u
HUG g.ti nailea Josepnlh mefkle, Diuis.
inS mer eo"SluefaD'y ou' ao'ns no aefiouS
10 n, ,n..
oonS MUST, SnpI9yoa az y puualeI =.
tte olesceis miri, WINS puslin9 Dall II
Wy sHueeLels Luesuly evening, got nis
t.sn. .es Iaugns IN tne han9iea Oh tns
sonss "nH tsu " tques".u anu WleIcneu
so so ..u Luz ~ nau " ~ taheh ho9lo
anu WI ptooSpIy W unaolo 70 "ork iof
sonie Tins " cou'e'
In police court yesterday morning Percy
Ward, q drunken stranger, run in by OH.
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Wanted to Lynch Him,

Wilbur Bias, OF GuyRndotte, who com.
mitted a murder four months ago at Mer-
GERS Bottom, Mason county, is now con.
fined in the Wood county jail. He was
confined in the Msson county jail at Point
Pleasant until a few days lsgoewhen he
WAS cent to the Parkereburg Jail to save
him from being lynched. A few weeks
ago a body OF indignant citizens from tho
lower end Of Mason county came up to
Point Pleasant intending to take Bias out
and hang him, but they could not get
over the river and hsd. TO so back with
out carrying out their intention. Since
then numerous threats have bssn made
against his life and the authorities con-
cluded that it would be better to send
him TO Parkersburg until timo for his
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The house.breakers are "holdiny up''
the city with n high hand, says the Par.
kersburg STATE Journal. Last night the re-
sidence OF D. H. Outright, on Fourth direct,
was broken into and robbed OF bstween
twenty and thirty dollars in money, q good
watch, some meat, half Of q cocoanut cake,
some pies, etc. Ten dollars of the money
belonged to Rev. R. A. Hit, who had LEI!
it there a few days before, it being money
collected for come charitable or church
purpoaes.
The burglars gained entrance TO the
building by raisings window with o acrew.
driver which they left behind them when
they escaped. No arrests have yet been
made,
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The commercial traYelers OF this city
have been called to meet at the Chamber
Of Commerce next Saturday evening Mt
1880 o'clock, at which time a local post Of
the Travellers Protective Association will
be formed, and all the committees charged
with arranging and periecting the details
connected with the coming second annual
meeting Of the State Division Of the
Association. that is to be held here in May,
will renort.
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City Evnngelistlc Work.
WHEELING, ". VA, March /, ISS7.

WHEELING, W. VA, March /, 1887.
To Re. DR.. Cunningham:
DEAR SIR:-I can but imperfectfy send
you the record OF the past month oil work
done in the homo missionary field OF our
city. 1t is impossible to report the reali-
ties Of Life that are stranger than fiction,
and often sadder than death, or the
efforts Of a city missionary to comfort
human hearts, and 10 raise the soul into
the light and joy which Chriat has made
poseiblo to all. When I write that l have
hold five n%oighborhood meetings during
the month, the figures do not tell the
story OF burdened hearts made light
through the tender ministries OF those
who have been my c%ompanions in labor
from the Women's Christian Association.
It does not tell OF the earnest efforts,
crowned with much Of blessing, to lead
those less fortunate than Ourselves. but
sharers with US in life's ills, to be also
shsrers with US in its greatest blessings
and highest hopes. To a limited extent l
have been enabled to render, through the
offerings Of friends, temporal aid to the
needy; hsve given forty.two articles of
clothing. The most of my givings have
been to persons unused to being helped
when in straitened places, because Of q
sensitiveness Of spirit that would suffer
rather than ask personally for help. l
am hoping the time is not far distant
when We may have added to our city
charities an industrial building, at least
on a small scale, which shall include a
laundry, a cooking school, a sewing de.
partment, q day nursery that will care for
infants, thus enabling mothera to work
out by the day, a boys workshop and also
a place to be uaed as q temporary refuge
TOR women. The desire for the above
building grows out OF the conviction that
the truest charity ia that which helps
people to help themselves. l have held
two gospel meetings in the Thirty.seyenth
street Mission, and three gospel temper.
9nce meetings, one in the Fourth Street
NJ. .. Church, one in tho Baptist and one
in the English Lutheran. Ihaye visited
l7S families, prayed with si1ty.eight Of
them, road tho Word to twenty.eipht.
visited t~wenty.seven sick families, 70.
ported seven children for Sunday School.
and distributed ia tracts. Thus has m.
other month Clesed with its unalterable
record written above. Respectfully,
Lizzie BoYD, City Missionary.
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Mayo MS "Davy Crockett

Edwin Mayo, the son Of the famous
Frank, begins en- engagement at the
Opera House tomorrow evening in "Davy
Crockett" The Louisville Courier Journal
says: Edwin Mayo began q weeks en-.
gagement at the Temple yesterday after
noon in "Davy Crockett" his father'D
fsmouo play. The old comedy retains ito
charm, which Is simple and poetic. Mr..
Mayo has much Of his fathers talent,
and plays the part Of Dauy Crockett after
the old heroic lines. He was much ap.
plauded, and entirely captured his au.
Mics Loduski Young and Miss Eleanor
Vaughn are particularly pleasing.
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to Ice Consumers

~, FEBRUARY Is, 1887.
ne, the undersigned leo Dealers. agree u soil rco
ete seI an ,o' ~ 2 rates, for the season Of 1857, 10 take
IN bsS ~ and Ice Cream %saioonE. using from 400
oSVv POUNDS per day, IS cents per 100 bounds y"
per 100 pounds. NS'"' o'1a cents
cents per 100 pounds. r'"lA pe' ua!' ~
Ice by the load, 81 % per ton.
. Private Families and Stores sir
Socens per week; eight pounds be: dav' N N e ony,
Teek Ees sw:a nl!I SauI RsSu md per -dhy. 60 cents s' pel
sftv r5nnd, p %Da y PCT day, % cents per weei:
i'"Au' Pe' uaI,1 ~ cent? per leo pounds, 80
=. sEIBERT 4 Sons,
koEHNLEIN BROS.
BALL & BROS,
JOHN g. RElNACuRR
NV, FRANK WAITRR, -
ML! AUGUST k1RCIGEssNRp
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nlIy Aunt Bridget,n

Tomorrow evening the Monroe-Ric
combination opens at the Grand in the
new comedy, "My Aunt Bridget" The
Boston 1rareler says:
The Monroe.R Rice combination scored q
big hit at the Bijou'lsst nightin Scott Mar.
ble's new comedy, "My Aunt Bridget"
The piece is i~ngoniously constructed and
abounds in absurd and mirth.provoking
situations, and the dialogue is bright,
sparkling and witty, and free from the
painful puns which many writers OF pieces
Of this class 80 lavishly interlino. From
rise to fall OF curtain the interest never
flags.
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Valuable Real Estate For SaleI

"..#."I"
The undersigned Offers for sale n tract Of land ~
Richlnnd district, on the river. about threequs,.,
ters oil a mile above the city limits. containing %
acres. moro Or less, and 80 acres Of coal unde'i,y..
ipg a tract Of land contiguous thereto. Abont !,
acres is bottom land, intexected by the I; VIZ
Natural Gas Company. III HSyi ny also a a good HTei
landing, this affords the best unoccupied mann,
featuring site or sites In this vicinity. Would seu
In lois TO suit tho purchWcr. 1hc coal, SIX i9os
vein, easy Of access to railroad and river, would %
ping facilities.
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND on WHEELING
STAND north OF and adjoining the Old tHI
Grounds; would sell the whole at a very low pi.ce,
and on easy terms, or In lots thirty feet front. noe
two 10 1--WE hundred dollars each, according t9Io-
cation, Only q small cash payment required.
MS Residence In Le~atherwood; five acre 70,
highly cultivated and t~astcfully arrangedLtae
mouse q handsome brick structure OF thif1xa
rooms. All the comforts and convenience O. SLn
and country combined. PerOns seeking a home
arg Invited 10 call and Inspect tho premises;
ie22.rrhds 'ss.-eE JOHN T. GllGHNI5I..
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big Tolegrnpliic Work.

The reach Of the press and the magui-
tude OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, Gays the Charleston Star, can
be slightly realized by noting the fact
that 10000 words were sent out by the
latter to the former during the forty-6ve
days session Of the legislature. The Star
might have added that Of this amount
abou. two.thirds were sent to the Wheel.
ing morning papers.
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
says; Having received 80 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, I feel it my duty TO
let suffering humanity know 1t. Have
had q running sore on my leg for eight
years my doctors told me I would have
to have the bone scrsped or leg ampu.
tated. I used, instead, three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and my leg iB now sound
and we'll" E4Fl1
Electric Bitters are sold 81 fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at Csc.
per box by Logan & Co. 5
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Stole Fifty Dollnrs.

Last evening Constable Bowman and
Officer Devlin, Of the Eight ward, lodged
in the county Jail a yonpg man, a stranger
in the city, charged with the larceny Of
fifty dollars from a lady who keeps q
boarding house in that end OF town. Ho
csme there recently and his name is not
known. He was srraigned before Squire
McReady, but owing to the absence Of I'M.
portant witnesses the hearing was post.
and he was committed to Jail for
safe.keepipg.
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THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT,

a -...H
Tho Health Committee also met and de.
cided to ask for $7,420. OF this amount
there is $500 to be paid on the new gar.
bage crematory and $500 to be expended
for necessary tools, leaving 81 $40 for the
regular expenses. This committee will
meet again Saturday afternoon to inspect
certain city property with a view to hay.
ing the,new cremntory removed from its
present almost, inaccessible position
to n where 1t can be essily
reached. 1t has been proven
that the furnace is a great uucceas az n
complete destroyer OF the substances Il
was intended for, but 1t ia almost a hall
days work, and hsrd work, too, to reach
it. It a be moved and cot up again for
about 800. In that case the estimate
made last night would have to be increased
that mnrh 800,
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y Now Rolling Mill.

1t Is reported that the Cleveland, Lo.
rain & Wheeling Railroad have in con.
temptation tho erection OF an extensive
rolling mill at or neart tho Wheeling creek
coal mincs, a short distance beyond
Bridgeport, owned end operated by it,
The plans r saidto have beencompleted
for tho works. The idos Of the company
will DO TO. manufacture railroad and ali
grade, OF merchant iron.
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Recently Samuel Young, q roller at the
Crescent sheet iron mill, was discharged
Tor breaking come Of the machinery. AT
the last meeting OF tho Crescent lodge of
tho Amalgamatcd Association tho organ
lEation ordered the company to re.inatste
Young on pain Of q general strike. Tho
company refused, and q general strike was
ordered, and %inaugnrated yesterday, the
mill being obliged to suspend operations
in all departments. An amicable adjust.
mont Is expected when President Whita.
ker gets home.
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no CAUSE KNOWN,

Clark is q shrewd one, and it is said has
been in trouble of the same sort'betore be
moved away from Washington. The re-
port 10 that ne shot a colorcd woman there.
he is living with and claims TO be mnr-
ried to Q girl who was formerly an in
mate Of Ann Wocster's place in this city,
known here az Mol!ie Tanner. The-e ia 8
rumor, which, however, cannot bs traced
to q reliable foundation, that Clark and
O'Neill qusrreled about tiin woman.
O'Neill is highly spoken OF by those
who knew him as n pescesble, nice young
whilo Clark seems to have O bad
name.
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Genuine Kangaroo Shoes

are the ljshtest, inest and best wearing
shoes made. Our spring invoices are in
from Stacy Adams & Co., and are guaran.
teed genuine Kangaroo, and though cost
ing g triilo more, are much cheaper than
the many imitation kangaroo. shoes on
the market. J. W. AMIcY,
Sole Agent, 1l43 Main Street.
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APlese Pie,

Another large audience, nearly all ladies',
witnessed the performance Of "Collars and
Cufs' at the Grand yesterday afternoon.
The dancing OF Miss Beane and the cling.
ing Of Miss Bach have never been ex.
celled on this stage. Last night a play OF
o little different cast, called "a piece oil
Pie" vas substituted for "Collars and
Calls" 1t gives a better chance for fine
dressing and is moro in tho line Of the
legitimate drama, but is if anything fun.
nier than the other piece. 1t will be re-
peated this evening, when the company
closes it's engagement.
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-. ~ .H" n H.rHHr. .N... =
HIVE You awakened from a disturbed slecn with
all the horrible sensations OF an assassin clutcbInr
your throat and pressing the lIie.b,ea,h from 1onr
frightened chest? Have you noticed the lauruor
and debility that succeed the effort to clear vour
throat md head OF this catarrhal matter? What A
depressing influence 1t e1erls upon tho mind.
cloudinS the memory and filling the head wlthpains
and strange noises! How difficult It is to rid Tho
nasal passages, throat aud lungs OF this noiSnnonS
mucus all can testify who are Afflicted with caiaT,h'
How difficult 10 protect the system against lis inr.
Their progress towards the lungs, liver and Eidnrvvu
all physicians will admit. II Is a terrible diseesa'
and cries out for relief and cure. e-A"ae,
Tho remarkable curative powers, when nil o,,or
remedies utterly fall, OF Sanford's Radical cnro
arc attested. BY thousands who gratefully rccoM,,,
mend It 10 fellow.sutc:ers. No statement Ii msIa
regarding 1t that cannot DO tubstantIated nv abo
most respectable and reliable reterences' suc
Each packet ~contaips ono bottle OF Tho Pad,o,,
euro, ooe box oil Catarrhal Solvent, and mn IN
proved Inhaler, with treatise and dirccifons :a ~;
Is sold By all druggists for 81 60. '"1"-0,.a anu
POTTER DRua N CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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The Mayors Messsge.-May We be par.
doned for requesting the Mayor to incor-
porate in his next message the fact that
msny OF onr most prominent citizens have
been cured Of rheumatism, NEURALGIA and
kindred complaints by Salvation Oil, and
to recommend this valuable medicine,
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO..
SHOOK & co.
NEW GOODS.

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time OF the year. An elegant
quality OF Surah Silk In black and
all the new Spring Shades at
81 90 per yard, worth 81 IS.
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to BIO without a Caligraph type.
writer. It save time and health. An ex.
animation is solicited at our sslevroom.
No. IS Twelfth street.
EDWARD L. ROSE < Co.
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WE hayo introduced a new system Of
selling Watches Oh the installlnent plan
whereby you can secure n watch ut once
en- easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sis.
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q From The bench and The counter, Irom
Adp ne ne loom s.N a. and na, sewing machine goes up
RHlR sides and Back, Kidney and f1, ~,
A 9aMSth pains, Strains and lWeaknetS. c S y
c9!as aud Chest Palms. and every Pain and doa 4ehs,
S cu Ss Ayt III, iei'f piss,a az one HSI minute BY the Cut.
nble. At druggists. &c; five for 81 60: or NJ p sn1
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston. mrsSrhSW
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GEDNEY HOUSE. NEW yopr

GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Oaeino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms ST per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAcAULEY& WE. BowRRs.
TThsaw -
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dm ~atttalligetnrr
Now Advertisements.

Onicc. Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades also meet and organised by elect.
ing MI. William Myles as chairman. The
Board OF Public Works not having pro-
pared a statement OF its estimated e1.
penditures asked that q joint meeting be
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French and American Satines,
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at 12Hc a yard.
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job Lot
Of Ladies' Fine Shoes to be closed out at
- 50, worth 81. Call early; these are
bargains. J.. Y. BLOND.
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BEFORE buying Carpets take a look
through u Carpet Department. You
can find q fine selection of every grade ol
Powered or Brussels Carpets. Prices
guaranteed. STONE i TnouAs.
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New Crinkles, Seersuckers,
Gipghams, Prints, etc We
offer one case Of Crinkles at
nc a yard, worth 12Hc a yard.
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TnE Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
lightest running sewing machine ever Of
Tered to the public; see advertisement of
Edward L. Rose & Co.
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WASHINGTON, DO, March S.-For West
crn Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fsir
weather, colder northerly winds.
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A very handsome line Of
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened.
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= Do not fail to inspect our large
and attractive stock Of Embroid-
cries and White Goods, En-
broideries in Ecru, Heliotrope,
Pink, Light Blue, Grey, Brown,
etc. Materials to match.
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The handsomest line OF Carpets In thu
city, is the verdict OF all who have exam.
iued our stock. STONE q TuoMIs
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How NV Sides a ~

Potter DRuo AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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IT must be good, for everybody recon,
mends it. We mean DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup. Price 20 cents.
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Of Ladies' Fine Shoes to bei closed out at
81 so, worth s.. Call early; these are
bargains. L. Y. BLOND.
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As reported BY ChristiRn Schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. OAK. y N. BEN TEX.
% @s s.
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WE have Just received n full line Of
SPRING OfERCOATINGS, and arc In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring Sultings.
Also, on hand n handsome limo Of Neck.
wear md Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS & SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street,